From: "Robert Comer" 

> 3. anyone had problems with Pop-up blocker in enterprise envirnoment ?

Just that a lot of sites that a corporate user might use require popups...

As for the rest, don't know, we don't use AD like that and we're a lot
smaller anyway.

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Bob Comer


"Hrvoje Mesing"  wrote in
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> *Bu!* (again me :),
>
> I will tomorow drop SP2 to like 350+ computers.
>
> Question: what are your experiences in deploying the same + what one
> should worry 'bout ?
>
> Current stat:
>
> 1. tested SP2 with all of our Web applications, strategic software,
> connections, other softW., etc., etc.
>
> 2. as firewall is enabled by default (which is something i do need /right
> now/), created GPO for WinXP SP1 machines using SP2 *.adm files and
> confgiured GP to disable Domain profile and enable Standard FW profile
> which are already synched to computers still not used (ofcourse :), but
> will wait after SP2 reboot to become active and initialize which will
> override FW and let computers work as up to now.
>
> 3. anyone had problems with Pop-up blocker in enterprise envirnoment ?
>
> 4. any other notes, protests, ideas, anything ?
>
> 5. now it is 21:21
>
> 6. Bye.
>
>
> ---
> M.
>

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